These nerves must pass between the protective barrier of the spinal column to connect the spinal cord to the rest of the body. The location of the nerves in the spinal cord determine their function. The spongy spinal cord is protected by the irregular shaped bones of the spinal column called vertebrae.
Poems have shorter lines than paragraphs, and they are surrounded by white space. The place where a poet chooses to end one line and begin another is called a line break. Thus, the ends of lines are called line breaks. Another of a poemâs divisions is the stanza, which is a grouping of two or more lines within a poem. The space between stanzas is known as a stanza break. Poetry is the only genre in which form matters as much as content. Beginning writers of free verse poetry are often confounded by line breaks and how to handle them.
caeâ¢suâ¢ra (si zhÅÅrâ²É, -zÅÅrâ²É, siz yÅÅrâ²É), n., pl. caeâ¢suâ¢ras, caeâ¢suâ¢rae. (si zhÅÅrâ²Ä, -zÅÅrâ²Ä, siz yÅÅrâ²Ä). Poetry[Pros.]a break, esp. a sense pause, usually near the middle of a verse, and marked in scansion by a double vertical line, as in know then thyself â¥â¥ presume not God to scan.